Scottish Fold
Scot Fold,Fold,Felis silvestris catus
Features:Folded ear angel
The Scottish Fold (scientific name: Felis silvestris catus, English name: Scottish Fold) is a cat breed with a genetic mutation in the ear. Since this cat breed was originally discovered in Scotland, it is named after its place of discovery and physical characteristics. This cat has a fold in the ca...
Birman
Boman cat, the sacred cat of Burma
Features:The cat with its own legend
The Birman cat is also known as the Burmese sacred cat. Legend has it that it was first raised by monks in ancient Burmese temples and was regarded as a temple guardian cat. It was introduced to Europe in the 18th century and gradually evolved and finalized.According to modern history, a pair of Bir...
Burmese cats
Bamitz cat, black Shao cat, copper cat
Features:The roundest cat
The ancestor of the Burmese cat was a brown cat brought from Burma to the United States in 1930. It was first bred by Dr. Thompson by mating it with an American shorthair cat. There are many fans of this cat in the United States. At a cat show in the United States, its appearance order was ranked th...
Maine Coon
Coon Cat,Maine Cat,Maine Shag,Snowshoe Cat,American Longhair
Features:Domineering appearance, soft and cute heart
The Maine Coon cat is named after its origin in Maine, USA. It is the first long-haired cat breed naturally produced in North America. It became a relatively stable breed around the middle of the 18th century. The Maine Coon cat is strong, with thick fur. It looks similar to the Siberian Forest Cat...
Chinchilla cat
Artificial cat
Features:Cats with severe mysophobia
The Chinchilla cat is a special cat breed that has been carefully bred for many years. In fact, the recognized ancestor of the Chinchilla cat is difficult to verify because it is bred from many cat breeds, but the origin of the cat breed has been recorded in detail. So it is not known whether the na...
Ragdoll
Ragdoll cat, ragdoll cat, fairy cat, bradall cat
Features:Cat Fairy
Ragdoll cats, also known as Brado cats, are one of the larger cats in size and weight.Ragdoll cats began to be bred in 1960 and were recognized in the United States in 1965. Ragdoll cats have a V-shaped head, large and round eyes, thick fur, thick limbs, and a soft body. Most of them are tricolor or...
Siamese cat
Siamese cat, siamese, Thai cat, West mother cat, coffee fox cat
Features:Cat "coal miner"
Siamese cats are the original breed of Thailand. In Thailand more than 200 years ago, Siamese cats were "house-bound" nobles. They only lived in the royal palace or large temples of Thailand, and they were regarded as the guardian gods of the temple. Legend has it that Siamese cats guard a...
Cow Cat
Black and white cat
Features:The Husky among cats
The so-called cow cat is the black and white cat, which is named because it looks like a cow.The cow cat is an ordinary domestic cat (Chinese rural native cat species), all of which are of hybrid descent. Many cat breeds may produce black and white spots after hybridization due to their fur color, s...
Calico cat
Three-haired cat, tortoise-shell cat
Features:Most of them are cats from girls
The so-called calico cat is a cat with three colors on its body: black, red (orange) and white, hence the name calico cat. The calico cat refers to the color, not the species. Most calico cats are female cats. Calico cats are cats with three colors on their bodies: black, orange and white. Their fur...
Orange cat
Features:Big orange is important
Orange cats are a common fur color for domestic cats, also called orange cats and orange cats. They are commonly found in mixed-breed cats and registered purebred cats that do not have a unique fur color. They have nothing to do with the breed, but are related to the coat gene. Most orange cats in C...
Black Cat
Black Cat
Features:The hair on the body is pure black
Xuanmao is actually a black cat, which was called Xuanmao in ancient times.Black with red is called Xuan, and red is called red, so Xuanmao is black with red, and Civet is black with red. Black cat is a kind of evil-repelling object that has been passed down from ancient times to modern times, but i...
Jane Cat
Sichuan Jianzhou Cat
Features:The cat with four ears
The Jianzhou cat is a domesticated cat named after the city of Jianzhou (now Jianyang City, Sichuan Province). It is tall and strong, very agile, and is a particularly good hunter. It is raised in large numbers in rural areas and is mainly used to catch mice. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, it w...
Felis catus
Linqing lion cat, Shandong lion cat
Features:Long and fluffy hair like a lion
The breeding of the lion cat is closely related to the spread of Islam and the opening of the canal; it is the offspring of the Persian cat (the so-called traditional Angora cat) and the Lusi civet cat.The lion cat, also known as the Linqing lion cat, is mainly produced in Linqing City, Shandong Pro...
Dragon-Li
Li-Hua
Features:A domestic cat originating in ancient China, it is now recognized by the Cat Fanciers Association (CFA) (later delisted) and the Cat Aficionado Association (CAA).
The tabby cat is a native cat, which is a cat unique to my country and the only native cat breed recognized internationally.The civet cat originated in China and is a natural cat. In the Song Dynasty, there was a story of "Civet Cat Substituted for Prince". Therefore, it is a breed that ha...
Canis lupus familiaris
Yellow dog, big yellow dog, native dog, Shiba Inu
Features:Once revered as the "national dog", it is now commonly called the "local dog".
The Chinese native dog is one of the oldest dog breeds in China and was once honored as the "national dog".The Chinese native dog has a relatively docile personality, is not likely to actively attack humans, can live in groups, has a strong regionality, is easy to raise, is highly loyal, a...
Chinese Village Dog
Yellow dog, big yellow dog, native dog, Shiba Inu
Features:Once revered as the "national dog", it is now commonly called the "local dog".
The Chinese native dog is one of the oldest dog breeds in China and was once honored as the "national dog".The Chinese native dog has a relatively docile personality, is not likely to actively attack humans, can live in groups, has a strong regionality, is easy to raise, is highly loyal, a...
Arctocephalus australis
Sea lion, South American seal
Features:The South American sea lion is known as the "king of the sea" and is a very large predatory animal.
The fur of the South American Fur seal is dark gray.Females and most immature individuals have a variety of colors, mostly gray on the neck and back, but some have white tips on the hair, making it silver-gray, and a pale yellow belly. It was named by Zimmermann in 1783.Compared with other fur sea l...
Odobenus rosmarus
Walrus, Seahorse
Features:It is the largest mammal in the ocean besides whales.
Walrus, as the name suggests, is the elephant in the sea. It has a huge body, thick and wrinkled skin, sparse bristles, small eyes, and poor eyesight. It has two long teeth.Walrus is one of the largest representatives of the Arctic fauna. Among pinnipeds, they are second only to elepha...
Ursus arctos
Brown bear, Grizzly bear
Features:One of the largest land mammals of the order Carnivore.
Brown bears are sometimes called "bruin" from Middle English. The name originates from William Caxton's fable History of Reynard the Fox, from the Middle Dutch word "bruun" or "bruyn", meaning brown (color). In the mid-19th century, brown bears were called "Old...
Phoca largha
Harbor seal, seal, fur seal, fur seal, western Pacific harbor seal
Features:The cutest seal in the world.
Sometimes they look out of the water, sometimes they dive for food, and sometimes they go up to the islands and reefs to bask in the sun. They are all naive and cute. Yes, they are the cutest seals in the world - harbor seals.Harbor seals spend most of their lives in the water. Except for the infanc...
Polar Bear
Ursus maritimus,White bear, sea bear, ice bear
Features:The largest existing land carnivore in the world.
Polar bears are such good swimmers that they were once thought to be marine animals. Polar bears spend most of their lives (about 66.6%) in a "stationary" state, such as sleeping, lying down to rest, or waiting for prey. The remaining 29.1% of the time is spent...